Nick Hudson, chairman and co-founder of PANDA: Pandemics Data & Analytics, joins Darnell & Joel on the Six Cents Report for a conversation covering a range of topics related to the pandemic.
Origins of PANDA
Covid risk assessment
Evaluation of pandemic response alternatives
Subject matter experts, who do you trust?
Centralism vs decentralized ideologies
Fear's role in the pandemic narrative
Global organizations
Negative vs positive rights
Church's response to covid
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This is a far reaching interview with Nick Hudson, who is the leader of PANDA, which stands for Pandemics Data & Analytics

The interview covers a range of fundamental aspects of the pandemic, including lockdowns; masks; testing; early outpatient treatment & vaccines; the Great Barrington Declaration; information and censorship; trends towards technocratic centralization & responses such as populism to counter them; the live data available at pandata.org and the role of the organization in the future.

The chairman of PANDA, Nick Hudson is an actuary with broad international experience in finance, who has settled into a career as a private equity investor. He is a man of wide-ranging interests—an avid reader of canonical literature, a classical music aficionado, and an enthusiastic amateur ornithologist. He has been invited to speak on various topics including epistemology, corporate governance, investment management, and more recently, the pandemic.

Visit PANADA’S website at: https://www.pandata.org/

Interview on Biz News with Alec Hogg with Nick Hudson and Piet Viljoen. Nick discusses discrepancies between COVID government directives and the newly released Dr Fauci emails. Irrational COVID policies discussed.

Interview by Dan Gregory with PANDA's Abir Ballan
Over the past year and more, we have watched as time and again the wellbeing and basic human rights of our children have simply dropped off the Covid response agenda. And not just in the UK.

Worldwide, children and young people have been subjected to a raft of medical and non-medical interventions and deprived of their education, not because they have ever been deemed at serious personal risk from the virus but to safeguard the welfare of others.

Dan's guest is Abir Ballan, a member of PANDA’s executive committee and the author of its Declaration for the Protection of Children and Young People. She has also written 27 children’s books in Arabic, has a psychology degree, a Masters in public health, and campaigns for the inclusion of students with learning difficulties in mainstream schools.

Dan explores with Abir what drove her to create the Declaration, which is underpinned by the belief that children and young people ‘have the right to pursue life, liberty, learning, leisure, love, and laughter’. What changes need to be made immediately to achieve this, and what would a future fit-for-purpose, child-centred pandemic response look like?

Please sign the Declaration here: https://www.pandata.org/children-and-young-people-declaration/

PANDA’s Nick Hudson in conversation with Sanjeev Sabhlok, moral philosopher and economist based in Melbourne, Australia. After many years in civil service in both India and Australia, Sanjeev left the civil service to protest the Victorian government’s pandemic policies.

Dr Wodarg is a German physician, health expert and activist, in conversation with PANDA’s Nick Hudson. Words of wisdom from a man who has seen this movie before, and journeyed to the inside of the whale.